Integrated mmwave Access and Backhaul in 5G: Bandwidth Partitioning and Downlink Analysis
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1 Integrated mmwave Access and Backhaul in 5G: Bandwidth Partitioning and Downlink Analysis Chiranjib Saha Graduate Research Assistant Bradley Department of ECE Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA Joint work with Mehrnaz Afshangand Harpreet S. Dhillon October 27, 2017 C. Saha, 1
2 In This Talk.. 1. mmwave Integrated access-and-backhaul (IAB): While IAB is currently tested by 3GPP, we will discuss three relevant research Questions related to IAB. 2. New Analytical framework for IAB: We demonstrate our new analytical framework of mmwave IAB and discuss some key design insights. C. Saha, 2
3 Backhaul: Why are not HetNets yet a reality? Enterprise Small cells Operator/ user deployed Domestic small cells Macro BS Wide area coverage Wireless Backhaul Operator deployed Outdoor small cells Vision of HetNet: Ubiquitous small cell deployment to patch coverage holes and provide additional capacity. The capacity bottleneck has shifted from air-interface to the backhaul. Fiber backhaul: costly, cannot be deployed everywhere. PtP 1 Mircowave: limited connectivity, not suitable for burstysmall cell traffic PmP 1 Mircowave: limited data-rate 1 PtP: Point-to-point, PmP: Point to multipoint C. Saha, Wireless@VT 3
4 Small Cell Wireless Backhaul Solutions So far: PtP links use licensed microwave or un-licensed frequencies. PmP and mesh wireless systems typically operate in the unlicensed 2.4GHz, 5.3GHz, 5.4GHz, and 5.8GHz bands. Some PmP wireless systems can operate in licensed UHF/VHF, 900MHz, 3.65GHz (WiMax), and 4.9GHz (public safety) frequency bands. Some companies providing wireless backhaul solutions: PtP: Cabium Networks, BridgeWave, Alcatel-Lucent Creating long range (upto 245 kms) links with directional beamforming. Use mmwave frequencies (60, 80 GHz). PmP: Cambridge Broadband Networks, Ofcom, Exalt Spatial multiplexing, efficient beam steering between small cells. Intelligent resource partitioning depending on load requirements. C. Saha, 4
5 Backhaul Solutions in 5G: Self-backhaul 5G requires Gbps backhaul capacity, which requires new spectrum (e.g. mmwave) for both access and backhaul. Integrated Access-and-Backhaul (IAB): when the access and the backhaul links share the same wireless channel [1-3]. mmwave backhaul link mmwave Access link Sub-6 GHz Access link between macro BS (enb) and user High Speed Optical Fiber Core Network router Limited capacity wired Backhaul Currently being considered by 3GPP 2. Self-backhaul will become a driving technology owing to more ubiquitous deployment of small cells, e.g. in vehicles, trains, lamp-posts etc. Major operators have evinced interest, e.g. project Airgig by AT&T. C. Saha, Wireless@VT 5
6 Question: Resource Allocation Fundamentals How to efficiently partition backhaul resources among different SBSs? Assume that the anchored BS (ABS, i.e., the BS connected to the core network by high speed fiber) has to provide wireless backhaul connectivity to n small cell BSs (SBSs). If W # is the total backhaul bandwidth (BW), then the problem is to find the partition {ω &, ω (,, ω * } such that - ω - = W #. What is the optimum partition that maximizes the number of users connected to small cells that achieve a predefined target downlink data rate ρ (denoted by N 565 3,4 )? Backhaul BW ABS SBS C. Saha, Wireless@VT 6
7 Question: Resource Allocation Fundamentals How is bandwidth split between access and backhaul? Access BW (shared by users) Backhaul BW (partitioned into n shares) Another problem is to determine the value of the partition fraction, η 0 < η < 1 that maximizes the number of users (connected to MBS or SBS) receiving minimum downlink data-rate ρ, denoted by N 3,4. The optimization problem in the previous slide can be further enhanced to: C. Saha, Wireless@VT 7
8 So Far in IAB In [4], authors proposed a Poisson point process (PPP)- based cellular network where a fraction (κ) of BSs are ABS and the rest are backhauled wirelessly. Useful insight: Performance gain can be obtained by densifying the network with non-anchored BSs. Limitation: Not possible to answer the problems we discussed so far. This model is far away from the spatial setup of BSs and users considered in 3GPP simulations. [4] S. Singh, M. N. Kulkarni, A. Ghosh, and J. G. Andrews, Tractable model for rate in selfbackhauled millimeter wave cellular networks, IEEE Journal on Sel. Areas in Commun., vol. 33, no. 10, pp , Oct C. Saha, Wireless@VT 8
9 New Analytical framework for IAB C. Saha, 9
10 Proposed System Model Mmwave backhaul link Mmwave access link Macrocell R user hotspot R = Small cell BS R = Mobile Core Anchored BS Illustration of proposed system model C. Saha, Wireless@VT 10
11 Proposed System Model User and BS locations Mobile Core R R = R = A circular macro cell of radius R. The macro BS or the anchored BS is located at the center of the macro cell. n user hotspots (circles of radius R = ) located uniformly at random across the macro cell at locations x &, x (,, x *. Each hotspot has a SBS at center. m@ users located uniformly at random in user hotspot. n user hotspots (circles of radius R = ) located uniformly at random across the macro cell at locations x &, x (,, x *. m@ users located uniformly at random in user hotspot. C. Saha, Wireless@VT 11
12 Proposed System Model Propagation assumptions Mobile Core R = All transmissions are in mmwavespectrum. BS at y transmits at a constant power spectral density B over a system BW W C (P = P E and P = are the transmission powers of ABS and SBS. We assume noise-limited system, where N F is the noise PSD. SNR received for a link of BW WH is proportional to I J C H K L CH = B K L C. Blocking(Exponential blocking model) For mmwave, LOS and NLOS path-loss characteristics have to be explicitly considered. Each link of distance r is LOS or NLOS according to an independent Bernoulli random variable with LOS probability p r = e PQ/S, where μ is the LOS range constant. C. Saha, Wireless@VT 12
13 User Association and Coverage SNR Expressions R = Mobile Core h b,h s,h m i.i.d. Gamma(m, m 1 ) where. User Association Closed access SBSs: users in hotspot can only connect to the SBS at hotspot center, or the ABS. The user association is performed by signaling in sub-6 GHz which is analogous to the current LTE standard. C. Saha, Wireless@VT 13
14 User Association and Coverage User Association The association event for the typical user E is defined as: SBS Association Macro Association α= Path-loss exponent for sub-6 GHz broadcast signal. Coverage The typical user at x + u is under coverage in the downlink if either of the following two events occurs: θ &, θ (, θ Y decoding. SBS Coverage Macro Coverage Coverage thresholds for successful demodulation and Note: Coverage event is a subset of the association event. The general idea of our analysis is to first condition on a SBS-user pair (located at x = x - (i = 1, without loss of generality) and x + u) and later decondition w.r.t. u and x. C. Saha, Wireless@VT 14
15 Resource Allocation The total mmwave downlink BW W is partitioned into two parts, W # = ηw for backhaul and W \ = 1 η W for access. Access BW (W` = (1 η)w) Backhaul BW (W _ = ηw) η 0,1 access-backhaul split. Each BS is employs a simple round robin scheduling policy for serving users, i.e., the total access BW is equally shared among its load on that particular BS. The backhaul BW is shared amongst n SBSs. by either of the following two strategies. Equal Partition Equal Partition W = x = W _ n Load-based Partition N x ghg Equal W = x Partition = Nghg x + *P& -j& Nghg xi W _ N x ghg Load on SBS at x. C. Saha, Wireless@VT 15
16 Downlink data-rate and Rate-coverage Data-rate: Assuming Shannon rate is achievable on each link, Rate on backhaul link Rate on access link From SBS to user From ABS to user Rate-coverage Probability: For a link with W k, rate-coverage is: P( W log 2 (1 + SNR) > ) ρ Rate threshold or target data-rate =P(SNR > 2 / W 1) This is nothing but coverage probability at a new coverage threshold. C. Saha, Wireless@VT 16
17 Association Probability: First step to Coverage Lemma 1. Conditioned on the fact that the user belongs to the hotspot at x, the association probability to SBS is given by: Here,. Proof Sketch: Conditioned on the location of the hotspot center at x, P(E =1 x) =E[1(P m kx + uk <P s kuk ) x] = P(P m (x 2 + u 2 +2xu cos ) /2 <P s u ) x) = P(u 2 (1 k 2 p) 2x cos k 2 pu k 2 px 2 < 0 x) xk p q(1 kp 2 sin 2 )+k p cos = P u 2 0, 1 k 2, 2 (0, 2 ] x p Here, ξ = arg(u x) is uniformly distributed in 0,2π. The probability of the association event conditioned on x Due to symmetry, conditioning on location x boils down to conditioning on distance, x = x. C. Saha, Wireless@VT 17
18 Coverage Probability Conditional SBS Coverage Conditional MBS Coverage Deconditioned over x: distance of hotspot center from ABS The derivation of coverage probability builds on the similar lines of Lemma 1. Remember that the coverage event was a subset of the association event. We expand the first term of the summation as follows. P cs ( 1, 2 x) =P(SNR SBS a (u) > 2, SNR b (x) > 1, E =1 x) apple = P(SNR SBS a (u) > 2, E =1 x)p(snr b (x) > 1 x) = apple X link={los,nlos} P(SNR b (x) > 1 x, link)p(link) The last step is due to the fact that each link undergoes i.i.d. blocking. Remember that blocking is distance dependent, hence, p(link) is function of x. X link={los,nlos} P(SNR SBS a (u) > 2, E =1 link,x)p(link) C. Saha, Wireless@VT 18
19 What else do we need for Rate Coverage? Remember that rate coverage is actually coverage but evaluated at a modified SNR threshold. Like coverage, rate coverage will also have two terms: SBS rate Coverage MBS rate Coverage Let s focus on the second term (relatively easy) apple P rm = P(R ABS a > ) =P SNR = P (x + u) > 2 (N x SNR ABS a ABS N ABS x N x zhg := Macro load from user hotspot W a +No ABS ) Wa 1 + No ABS = P cm log 2 (1 + SNR ABS a (x + u)) >. 2 (N ABS x +No ABS ) Wa 1 N y zhg := Macro load from other hotspots We don t yet know, what are the distributions of zhg zhg N x and N y? C. Saha, Wireless@VT 19
20 What else do we need for Rate Coverage? Now, we come to the first term. Note that, this term will depend on the choice of backhaul BW partition. For load-based backhaul partition. W b P rs = P Nx SBS + No SBS log 2 (1 + SNR SBS b (x)) > P Wa N SBS x log 2 (1 + SNR a (u) > We can simplify this further, but we can observe two more random variables due to SBS load whose distributions are unknown. N x ghg := SBS load at the user hotspot N y ghg := Sum of total SBS loads on all other hotspots We have developed a completely new approach of load modeling which is directly applicable to the 3GPP-inspired finite network models. In particular, we have characterized the probability mass function of N zhg x, N zhg ghg y, N x, and. This cell load characterization is completely different than the well-known approaches for PPP-based networks [4]. N y ghg C. Saha, Wireless@VT 20
21 Load Distribution Lemma 2. Given the fact that the typical user belongs to a hotspot at x, m 1 P(Nx ABS = k x) = A m (x) k 1 A s (x) m k, k 1 m 1 P(Nx SBS = k x) = A s (x) n 1 A m (x) m k. k 1 C. Saha, Wireless@VT 21
22 Load Distribution Lemma 3. Load on the ABS due to all other n 1 hotspots is distributed as: N ABS o N ( m, No SBS N ( s, 2 m), for large n, 2 s ), for large n. Here,, and 2 m =(n 1)[ me[a m (X)A s (X)] + m 2 Var[A m (X)]] = s 2 m =(n 1) me[a m (X)], s =(n 1) me[a s (X)] The exact distribution is not computationally efficient. These loads can be written as i.i.d. sum of (n-1) load variables related to the other hotspots. N ABS o = nx 1 i=1 N ABS x i N SBS o = nx 1 We instead use central limit theorem to compute the distribution. i=1 N SBS x i C. Saha, Wireless@VT 22
23 Trend in Rate Coverage Rate coverage probability (Pr) W =300MHz W =600MHz W =1000MHz Simulation Access-Backhaul Partition (η) Load-based partition Rate coverage probability (Pr) W =300MHz W =600MHz W =1000MHz Simulation Access-Backhaul Partition (η) Equal partition For both cases, we observe optimum access-backhaul BW partition fraction for which rate coverage is maximized. Our CLT based approach is surprisingly exact even for n = 10. For all numerical results, ρ = 50 Mbps, n=10. In these figures, m@ = 5. C. Saha, Wireless@VT 23
24 Which policy is better? Rate coverage probability (Pr) Load-based Partition Equal Partition W=600MHz W=300MHz Access-Backhaul Partition (η) Load-based backhaul BW partition gives higher optimal rate coverage than equal partition. Remember that, equal partition always has less signaling overhead. So there exists a complexity performance trade-off for designing IAB networks. The performance gain becomes less prominent if system BW is increased. C. Saha, Wireless@VT 24
25 How much load can IAB support? Rate coverage probability (Pr) m =5 W=600MHz W=300MHz m = Load-based Partition Equal Partition m = Access-Backhaul Partition (η) In this plot, BW is fixed, but number of users per hotspot is varied. For m@ = 15, we see that the optimal partition has moved to η = 0, which means all BW should be assigned to the access links. This is equivalent to a single tier macro-only network. There exists a critical cell load beyond which the gain of IAB completely diminishes. C. Saha, Wireless@VT 25
26 Rate coverage probability (Pr) Is fixed number of users per hotspot a good assumption? Poisson Fixed W=600Mb W=300Mb Access-Backhaul Partition (η) Rate coverage probability (Pr) Poisson Fixed W=600Mb W=300Mb Access-Backhaul Partition (η) m@ = 5 m@ = 10 We compare our results of fixed number of users m@ per hotspot with the case where number of users per hotspot is i.i.d. Poisson(m@). The trends in rate coverage are very similar. Fixed number of users has computational efficiency, and the assumption is also not unreasonable. C. Saha, Wireless@VT 26
27 Key Take-aways Novelty Proposed the first 3GPP inspired stochastic geometry based analytical framework for IAB. How to efficiently partition backhaul resources among different SBSs? Depending on the backhaul BW partition, there exists an optimum accessbackhaul partition for which rate coverage is maximized. We found that load-based backhaul BW partition provides better rate coverage. Is there a fundamental limit of IAB enabled networks? No additional performance gain is obtained from the IAB architecture compared to a traditional macro-only network beyond certain critical value of total network load. Assumptions which may be sufficient (note for future studies) Fixed number of users per hotspot turns out to be a reasonably good assumption. C. Saha, Wireless@VT 27
28 References The results of this talk are the outcome of: [1] C.Saha, M. Afshang, and Harpreet S. Dhillon, Integrated mmwave access and backhaul in 5G: Bandwidth partitioning and Downlink analysis, submitted. Available online: 3GPP s technical report on IAB [2] 3GPP TR , NR; Study on integrated access and backhaul, Tech. Rep., [3] 3GPP RP : New SID Proposal: Study on Integrated Access and Backhaul for NR, Source: AT&T, Qualcomm, Samsung. Relevant prior arts: stochastic geometry [4] S. Singh, M. N. Kulkarni, A. Ghosh, and J. G. Andrews, Tractable model for rate in selfbackhauled millimeter wave cellular networks, IEEE Journal on Sel. Areas in Commun., vol. 33, no. 10, pp , Oct [5] H. S. Dhillon and G. Caire, Wireless backhaul networks: Capacity bound, scalability analysis and design guidelines, IEEE Trans. on Wireless Commun., vol. 14, no. 11, pp , Nov C. Saha, Wireless@VT 28
29 Most Relevant Publications C. Saha, M. Afshang, H.S. Dhillon. Integrated mmwave Access and Backhaul in 5G: Bandwidth Partitioning and Downlink Analysis. Submitted to ICC, C. Saha, M. Afshang, H. S. Dhillon, Enriched K-Tier HetNet Model to Enable the Analysis of User-Centric Small Cell Deployments, IEEE Trans. on Wireless Commun., C.Saha, Harpreet S. Dhillon, Downlink coverage probability of K-tier HetNets with general non-uniform user distributions, in Proc. ICC, C. Saha, M. Afshang, and H. S. Dhillon, Poisson Cluster Process: Bridging the Gap Between PPP and 3GPP HetNet Models, in Proc. ITA, Feb C. Saha, M. Afshang, H. S. Dhillon, 3GPP-inspired HetNet Model using Poisson Cluster Process: Sum-product Functionals and Downlink Coverage, submitted to IEEE Trans. on Commun., C. Saha, Harpreet S. Dhillon, D2D underlaid cellular networks with user clusters: Load balancing and downlink rate analysis,, in Proc. WCNC, M. Afshang, C. Saha, and H. S. Dhillon, Nearest-Neighbor and Contact Distance Distributions for Thomas Cluster Process, IEEE Wireless Commun. Letters, M. Afshang, C. Saha, and H. S. Dhillon, Nearest-Neighbor and Contact Distance Distributions for Matern Cluster Process, IEEE Commun. Letters, C. Saha, 29
30 Thank you. Questions? C. Saha, 30
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